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Great log, great food photos - and you look jacked man! I will definitely follow this.
157 pounds is not jacked brother... Better think again.
Great log, great food photos - and you look jacked man! I will definitely follow this.
I don't know, I think you look really good. You're probably not very tall and being that lean certainly helps. But you said you actually need to lose a couple of pounds, right? What would you ideal weight be, without sacrificing the conditioning, of course?
157 pounds is not jacked brother... Better think again.
Shyt Bob, 99% of the men on this earth would love to look like you. You can be real, but at least give yourself a little credit. It isn't easy looking the way you do
When i come move into a competitive Middleweight which is more accurate for my height, then I am getting somewhere.
157 pounds is bikini girl status brah.
When i come move into a competitive Middleweight which is more accurate for my height, then I am getting somewhere.
157 pounds is bikini girl status brah.
I think he's being modest here. I mean, 170cm and 70+ kg, being that shredded... I'd call that accomplishment.
How much weight would you need and do you feel like you are capable?
Bingo
Well I have to be around 176 to be a competitive middleweight.
Come in around 166 and light in the class and be prepared to be smoked.
If I compete at 154. You do the math. almost 22 pounds of muscle to make the top of MW's. That does not happen overnight bud.
I think he's being modest here. I mean, 170cm and 70+ kg, being that shredded... I'd call that accomplishment.
I know. I know you've going at it a bit, too. Just didn't know if you felt your frame could get there. Me personally, the most I ever weighed was 202, 203. That was 40 + lbs I put on in a couple of years, mostly lean mass. Now, at my age, it feels like a struggle to get back to 200. Anyway, nice job again man
I use to be 240 in a 5'7 frame. You think your bad at 6'2 and 200? lol... thats nothing.
It is not a struggle at all. You just have to eat for it, and if you have a hard time eating.. well your doing it wrong and not utilizing the proper sources.
I use to be 240 in a 5'7 frame. You think your bad at 6'2 and 200? lol... thats nothing.
It is not a struggle at all. You just have to eat for it, and if you have a hard time eating.. well your doing it wrong and not utilizing the proper sources.
Hard time eating....no....I love food. I am just trying to gain in a way that I can still reasonably see my abs. I do know 3500-3600 a day hasn't quite been cutting it...haha
Your side chest and back double bi are your best poses imo
You're doing well bud. Subd to see the load and comp day.
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Mesocycle #30
Week 5 Day 2
Tempo Indication: Eccentricause:Concentric:Flex (x:x:x:x)
Rope Pullover:
30 x 15 (3 Sets)
DB Bilateral Rows:
40's x 8 (3 Sets)
Deadlift From Floor:
225 x 5
245 x 5
275 x 5
315 x 5
365 x 5
Underhand Pulldowns with Cambered Bar:
100 x 10 (2 Sets)
100 x 10 --> 80 x 10 --> 60 x 12
Post-Workout:
95/5 Lean Meatball Omelete
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Finish Line
Recovery and Endurance are pretty steady with the line working out first thing upon waking. Strength is holding steady on these last 2.5 weeks until I hit the stage. Going into peak week that is great before I start just pushing out pump workouts to expand any left over glycogen I have left
Looking lean and solid man!! Cant wait to hear how you do
2.5 weeks.. Lots of time before I compete man..
2.5 weeks.. Lots of time before I compete man..
Team Integrated Muscle and Health LLC
Mesocycle #30
Week 5 Day 3
Tempo Indication: Eccentricause:Concentric:Flex (x:x:x:x)
Reverse Pec Dec:
55 x 30 Seconds (3 sets)
70 x Failure ---> 55 x Failure --> 40 x Partials to Failure
Rope Hammer Curls: (1:2:1:1)
100 x 10 (3 Sets)
A1:Reverse EZ Bar Curls
70 x 12 (3 Sets)
A2: EZ Bar Curls:
70 x 12 (3 Sets)
V Bar Pressdown:
120 x 20 (3 Sets)
post-workout:
Chicken & Potato Alfredo:
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Finish Line:
Still nothing new to report as far as endurnace, and recovery. I am recovering just fine even on a very big caloric deficit in the last few weeks here. Just trying to maintain my mass, fullness, and make sure I am not risking injury. At almost 2 weeks out your goal is to just finish strong, Get a great MMC and make sure you are getting a full range of motion in stimulating the muscles.
Some Comparison Shots for Transformation Tuesday
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